Chrome colossus accused of tilting search results, blocking cheaper purchases, while iTitan told to open iOS A year after kicking off its probe into three American tech giants, the European Union has fired off two sets of preliminary findings accusing Google parent Alphabet of failing to comply with Europe's monopoly-busting Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Both companies have been in the European Commission's crosshairs since March last year over concerns that they may not be complying with the Digital Markets Act.

The European Commission has accused Alphabet of favoring its own services in Google Search and flagged Apple for limiting digital interoperability. Following continuous trade tensions between the European Union and the United States,